Rethinking how people send us data
...number of landfill sites have been taking part in a trial that made use of a database called EMMA (Emissions Monitoring Management and Assessment). More recently, a team based in...
...number of landfill sites have been taking part in a trial that made use of a database called EMMA (Emissions Monitoring Management and Assessment). More recently, a team based in...
...a business working in the waste export trade, you need to know which rules apply to which shipments of waste. The rules are sorted into 4 "waste controls". At the...
Read a blog post about the Defra Livestock Information Programme - which is working with industry to transform how we track future livestock movements in the UK.
A post from John Seglias (Defra group Chief Digital and Information Officer) sharing some thoughts on transformation.
Back in April, my colleague Colin Banno-Thornton wrote about the birth of the Enabling Digital Transformation team in Defra. Since then quite a lot has changed (not least the name of the team - I'll come back to that later), …
We took over as Defra’s joint Chief Digital Officers back in July. Since then, we've spent a lot of time meeting a lot of different people at all levels around the organisation, asking questions and listening.
...into a set of posters, with help from designer Liam McMurray and writer Giles Turnbull. Liam created a visual theme that brings them together, so that they work as a...
Before starting at Defra just over 6 months ago, I’d never been part of a Community of Practice. I joined the Delivery Managers Community soon after starting this job and it’s been a godsend.
Communities of Practice are a vitally important part of transformation at Defra. As joint Chief Digital Officers here, we want to encourage as many people as possible to join a community, because we believe there’s a lot to be gained …
(Let me be clear up front: this is a potentially controversial post. It proposes radical change in the way we do things. But I feel strongly about it, and I think this needs to be said.) Over the last few …